texts: <mask> is a French singer, dancer and musician. She was raised in Corsica. She was discovered by Mylne Farmer after she won the talent show Graines de Star. She followed her collaboration with Mylne Farmer with a series of albums that pushed the boundaries of mainstream popular music and imagery in her music videos, which became a fixture on Europe 1, MTV, and Virgin Radio. Many of her songs have been in the top 25 hit lists on the record charts. "Gourmandises", "Mademoiselle Juliette", "Parler Tout Bas", and "Les collines" are her covers. <mask> is one of the best-selling female French artists of the 21st century, and is also the singer with most exports out of France.In 2000 <mask> entered the music business. She has released six studio albums, the first two of which were written by Mylne Farmer. Gourmandises received Platinum certification within three months of its release. <mask> was the highest selling female French singer in 2001 after the international launch of Gourmandises. The New Musical Express gave the song a "Single of the Week" award after it reached number one in several countries in Europe and East Asia. It was a rare example of a foreign-language song that reached the top of the UK Singles Chart. Mes courants électriques was the second studio album.Alizée performed in 43 concerts throughout France, Belgium and Switzerland in the autumn of 2003 after its release. On March 29, 2010, her fourth album was released. She recorded a duet with Chamfort for his new album. There are two singles on <mask>'s fifth studio album, 5. She collaborated on a song with Olly Murs. She won the French version of Strictly Come Dancing. <mask>'s sixth album, Blonde, was released after the success of Danse avec Les Stars.The album received mixed reviews. Alizée began dancing early in life and was already proficient by the time she was four years old. Ecole de Danse Monique Mufraggi is a famous dance and theatre school. She won a colouring competition in 1995 at the age of 11. Her design was used to paint the exterior of one of their airliners, subsequently named after her, for which <mask> won a vacation trip with her family to theMaldives. She appeared on Graines de Star in 1999. She intended to sign up for the dance contest, but it was reserved for groups only.<mask> joined the singing category to perform the songs "Waiting for Tonight" and "Ma Prire". She won the most promising young singing star of tomorrow award. Her winning performance was seen by veteran songwriters Mylne Farmer and Laurent Boutonnat, who were looking for a young, fresh voice to partake in their new project. <mask> was selected after studio auditioning. Her debut was arranged by the duo to control her image and public appearances. Gourmandises was a great success in France, Belgium, Germany, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. The image of <mask> in the early years of her career was created by her first single, which was inspired by the novel of the same name by Serge Gainsbourg.She returned with a follow-up album in 2003 after winning an M6 award in 2000. The second album was less successful than the first one. During her European concert tour, a video album was shot. <mask> made her debut with a single. It was number one in several countries in Europe and East Asia. <mask> was portrayed in the music video as an impoverished teen visiting a dance club in the city with her little sister, pursued by a young man who had lent them the bus fare to get there, but whose romantic interest in her she never returned. In the UK trailer of A Good Year, the song was used as a part of the soundtrack.Her debut album, Gourmandises, was released in 2000. In just three months, the album sold over 788,000 copies in France and reached Platinum status. <mask> became the highest-selling female French singer ever when the album was launched internationally in 2001. The album sold over two million copies. The image of <mask> was controlled by Farmer and Boutonnat. In the meantime, <mask> gave very few interviews, and even when she did, they were not longer than 20 minutes per journalist. She didn't agree to any photoshoots.L'Alizé was her second single from the same album. It hit the number one spot in France. The video of the "sexily alliterative" song (compare its title to "Lola," a variant on "Lolita") shows a miraculously acrobatic (even airborne) Alizée frolicking amidst popping bubbles in front of a pink backdrop, erotically singing about her cautious The studio where the video was shot had a 25-metre by 10-metre painted canvas as the background, with real bubbles. The title song of the album was "Gourmandises". The video was shot in a single day. "Parler tout bas" was the last single from the album and was illustrated with a music video."Parler tout bas" was the third single in France. <mask> released her second album Mes Courants lectriques (My Electric Currents) in 2004. She made a change to her image with the release of this album. 400,000 copies of this album were sold in France. "J'en ai marre!" is the first single from this album. It was released in 2003 in Japan. The music video shows <mask> in a glass cage singing and having water splashed on her.The shooting of the video took two days, and the cage was constructed in a Parisian studio. "J'ai pas vingt ans" and " contre-courant" were the other singles from this album. The video for "J'ai pas vingt ans" resembles a concert with Alizée dancing in the middle of other dancers. " contre-courant" was shot in an abandoned coal factory. English versions of four tracks are in the albums. The translations attempt to capture the rough feeling and concepts rather than the specific words and expressions. They don't have the clever French wordplay of the originals in some cases.<mask> went on a countrywide tour of France after the release of Mes Courants lectriques. The tour began with a performance in Paris. It concluded with her performance on the prestigious l'Olympia hall in Paris and the eve of 17 January 2004 at the Le Zénith concert hall in the same city. A live CD and DVD, titled Alizée En Concert, composed of selected performances from her tour, was launched a year later in 2004. The tracks on the audio CD were taken from her two studio albums. The bonus footage of her rehearsals was included on the DVD. In 2005 after the success of her first tour and first live album release, Alizée first disappeared from the spotlight, then reappeared in the media as it was revealed she was pregnant.She put her career on hold after giving birth to a baby girl, Annily, in April 2005. The false listings of the Clearstream affair were included in several articles for the name <mask>. In August 2007, <mask> revealed that the En Concert album and tour were her last collaboration with her mentors, after several rumors of an imminent return. The live album was re-released in Mexico by Universal Music as a CD+DVD release after the songs were featured on local radio stations. The songs climbed up the charts with the re-release and renewed interest. The album peaked at number four in the International Chart on May 28, 2007, and number eight in the main albums chart. En concert has a Gold certification for shipments over 50,000 copies only in Mexico.After a three-year hiatus, Tout <mask> returned with a new album in December 2007, the first one to be made. The album was made available for download on November 26, 2007, and will be released on December 3, 2007. The album has collaborations with several people. "Mademoiselle Juliette" was the first single from the album. It was accidentally released on the Virgin Megastore website on September 23, 2007, but was taken down later due to an error on the part of Virgin Music, France. The single was later made available in online music stores as well as on radio stations. There is a 13 spot on the legal music downloads charts.Alizée appeared on the radio station in France to promote the single. The video for the single was released for broadcast on 19 November 2007, but it was also made available on MSN France on 16 November 2007. On January 21, 2008, it was released on both CD and vinyl. Two months before the album was released, a track from the album was leaked. The title and release schedule of the album were revealed in a press release, though the song was not mentioned by name. "Fifty-Sixty" was the second single from the album. The lyrics of "Fifty-Sixty" tell of a young model under the guidance of Andy Warhol, possibly inspired by the real-life story of Edie Sedgwick.The song ends with a reiteration of how she thought Andy was the most beautiful model of all time. There are three music videos for the single, one for the album version, and two for the remixes. The first video in the series was released on May 5, 2008. Despite being announced on 11 September 2007, a new official website was kept under wraps until 28 November 2007. The album was promoted via an official artist profile. The marketing and advertising campaigns for the album began in November of 2007. <mask> went to Mexico for the first time in a promotional tour.She was supposed to hold the second public autograph session of her career on 5 March but it was canceled due to problems with the store's security. <mask> apologized to her Mexican fans and explained that it was not her fault. Sony BMG Mexico said it was not <mask>'s fault, that the store had problems with the security, and that they did not expect so many people in attendance. <mask> promised to have another autograph session when she came back to the country. She stated that her tour would begin on May 18 in Moscow, followed by concerts in Mexico and France. She said that sometimes piracy is good because her music reaches places that she never thought to. After the success of <mask>'s tour in Mexico, and in an attempt to mitigate the damage caused during her first promotional visit, <mask> announced an autograph session with fans on 26 June 2008 in Mexico City.Madonna's cover of "La Isla Bonita" became <mask>'s first top ten on the airplay chart. The album Tout Alizée was released by Universal Music after the success of Alizée En Concert. There are 15

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texts: tracks from her first two studio albums included in the Mexico-only release. There is a bonus DVD with her music videos. The debut of the compilation was at No. 62 is on the Mexican Top 100 albums chart. The Mexican International Top 20 albums chart has 20 on it.<mask> had to cancel a concert in France at the beginning of 2009. She said that she was working on a new album that would sound very different from her previous ones. The album was released in France on March 29, 2010. "Une enfant du Sicle" (A child of the century) can be seen on the Internet. The first single is partially English and it is called "Limelight". The full version of the song was uploaded on February 15th. Pre-orders for the Special Collector Edition of the album were made available on February 4, 2010.The official single from <mask>'s fourth album is "Les Collines (Never Leave You)", which was confirmed by Popjustice. The full album was leaked on the Internet. The album was released in France. The album received mixed reviews from critics who praised her radical change from her teen pop roots, but also criticized her lack of interest in the project, and the uncatchy nature of the melodies. <mask> signed autographs at a store in Paris. The life of Edie Sedgwick is depicted in the album. <mask> performed in Israel in a tribute to Serge Gainsbourg.She performed a song called "Dis-lui toi qui je t'aime" with the national orchestra. She performed a song with a singer from Israel. The music video of the first single "Les collines (Never leave you)" was released on 19 March 2010 on Alizée's official YouTube channel, which peaked the daily most-viewed musician's channel worldwide. Between 1 and 6 February 2012 Alizée appeared in several shows on French television. She announced that a new album was going to be released in the spring of 2012 on the Sony Music label, but Sony subsequently announced that the album was going to be delayed until the autumn of 2012 She was featured on the single "Clara veut la Lune" in April of 2012 The first single from the new album was to be released on June 28, 2012 according to Alizée.The first music video was only released on the PS3 platform. The singer and guitarist of French rock band "luke" was one of the people <mask> was working with for the new album. The fifth album became available for pre-order on July 12. The release date was changed from October to March. TheCollector's Box was released for pre-order on the 23rd of January. In December 2012 the official video of  cause de l'automne was published on <mask>'s VEVO channel, initially available only in France and made available for the rest of the world in February 2013). She sang the song in a live broadcast on RFM radio on December 21, 2012 for the first performance of her new single.The January/February 2013 issue of Inked magazine was promoted by <mask>. <mask> named the artistic director for her new album. <mask> made an appearance when the name and cover of the album were shown. She promoted the album with performances at the Soccer Beach Show of Monaco and the En Concert at Le Grand Rex. She sang the second single from her album at the opening ceremony of the Le Tour de France in Porto-Vecchio. <mask> was in the studio for a "surprise" about a month after she was confirmed to be in the fourth season of the popular reality show. The first place was won by <mask>.Blonde would perform at the NRJ Music Awards in December. She performed "Scream & Shout" with will.i.am, singing the lines originally sung by Britney Spears, along with "Le tourbillion" with Tal. The singer began recording her sixth studio album at the end of December. Her new single "Blonde" was released on 17 March as the first single from Blonde, which was released on 23 June. The album received mixed reviews from critics. "Alcaline" was released as a single on June 16. <mask> announced on social media that she was in a studio to make an animation film.The film is a remake of the movie "Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast". The film was released in April of 2015. She likes performing in front of people. <mask> likes dancing and is proficient in classical dance, jazz, Italian style ballet, tap and flamenco. Jérémy and <mask> were married in Las Vegas. Annily was born on April 28, 2005. In February 2004, Voici magazine released a copy of their marriage certificate, which the public found out about.Since 2011 she has been more open about her private life, even though she kept her baby out of the press. Jérémy and <mask> divorced. <mask> met and started to date Grégoire Lyonnet during the fall of 2013). Alizee announced on social media that she was pregnant with her second child. Maggy Lyonnet was born on November 24, 2019. <mask> has a singing type and range. She describes her music as "soulful pop music".She became an international sensation in 2000 because she was the most successful female French singer in a long time. Alizée blends electronic sounds with pop, such as Europop. At the time of her debut, the radio station said that she was the Queen of Europop. Europop, World Music and the classic French Chanson were used in Alizée's debut album. House sounds, instrumentals and electronic sounds were mixed with the sounds from her last album for the second album. Her previous styles were replaced with a very rhythmic world music on the third album. The single is dedicated to the memory of a model.She had a new genre for her career, Mainstream, with strong rhythms, compared to her previous three albums. The renewal is a big part of Alizée's contribution to music. Alizée was modest, demure and family-oriented in public during her teenage years, even though early albums portrayed her in a sexy, Lolita-like manner. She mostly kept the same style for her second album. Her make-up was designed to emphasize her natural beauty and her hairstyle was a simple bob. She changed her style for her third album, with a more mature performance and more elaborate make-up, clothing and hairstyle. Alizée posed for a French magazine in the style of Madonna for the promotion of her album.She returned with a fourth album that was more "psychedelic" and which saw her seek a new and wider audience. Alizée has many tattoos. The large Disney-style Tinkerbell on her back is the most well known of which is that she had regarded the character as a mascot since childhood, amassing a large collection of its statuettes. It was shown a lot during her promotion of the Psychédélices album. <mask> has Sailor Moon on her right arm. Alizée has appeared in various fashion magazines over the years. She's been to major Fashion Weeks in the world.Readers voted <mask> the second-sexiest woman in the world in the 2010 'Sexiest Women in the World' polls. The January/February 2013 issue of the French edition of Inked magazine featured a photo shoot of <mask> as a manacled and bloodied punk princess by a French photographer. She was one of the guests of honour for her friend John Galliano. <mask> was ranked fourth in a list of the most influential female artists in France by the amount of followers on social media. Her dance for "J'en ai marre" inspired the female Night Elf dance. <mask> became an international pop culture icon after launching her recording career. One of the most controversial female vocalists of the 21st century who broke into the music world at 17 years old with a worldwide success coming in the "Europop queen "spearheaded the rise of post-millennial Europop.Her debut album sold one million copies in Europe in 2001. She won an M6 Award in 2000 and a Music Awards in 2001. She has the 31st best-selling single in the history of France. <mask>'s music was the top earning French music of the year thanks in part to Farmer and Boutonnat's collaboration, which earned over 10 million. There is a list of 150 most important videos of the last 15 years of the MTV Latin America channel. <mask> is famous for her most successful single to date, which became a worldwide sensation and a national obsession in France. The French singer with the most exports from France is known as "The most famous of Lolita" in the media.There were mixed critical responses to the launch of <mask>'s first single. The critics felt that the style of Mylne Farmer was too similar. She was described as desperate trying to be sexy and many were ready to write her off. <mask>'s songs have been described as "sweeping, atmospheric ballads", with "melodies are so sparkling and beguiling", and from which she manages to "squeeze more emotion than the usual pop package". A wide range of songs can be found on <mask>'s three albums. The ten songs on <mask>'s debut album, Gourmandises (Goodies), have all been manufactured by the Farmer hit-machine, according to Radio France Internationale. Judging by the success of Alizée's sexily alliterative second single, L'Alizé, the Farmer team have hit upon a winning formula.The title of <mask>'s debut album is "Gourmandises the French word for sweets". The mix of pop tunes and ballads is pleasant and consistent, but at the same time never too adventurous. The French lyrics may ruin the album for some but the catchy tunes and lyrics (even though they may mean little to the average English speaker) highlight the universal language of pop. Alizée has real talent. Critics have commented on the maturing of Alizée's image and style, her being a growing artist full of "classy" sounds, and having a strong voice. "Lolita", who began her career at the beginning of the new century, has evolved into a mature woman and accomplished singer throughout the years. Philanthropy Alizée was involved in charity work through a group of French celebrities.Les Restaurants du Coeur gets the proceeds from these concerts. Coluche set up the organisation to help feed the poor. In 2001, 2002, and 2008 Alizée was a part of these concerts. The singer participated in the fight against famine in Africa in 2011. She recorded a song for the album Collectif Paris-Africa pour l'UNICEF. 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texts: The leader of the country from 1981 to 2001 was <mask>, a military officer and politician. He served two terms as the President of Ghana after leading a military junta. There was a coup d'état in 1979 that brought to power the man who was a flight lieutenant in the air force. Five weeks before democratic elections were due to take place, he led an unsuccessful coup attempt against the military government. He took back control of the country on December 31, 1981 after handing over power to a civilian government. The National Democratic Congress (NDC) was founded in 1992 by the first President of the Fourth Republic, after he resigned from the military. He was re-elected in 1996.After two terms in office, the limit of two terms for a president in the country was set by the constitution. The African Union had a envoy to the country. He died in November of 2020 at the age of 73. Victoria Agbotui, an Anlo Ewe from Dzelukope, Keta, and James Ramsey John, a chemist from Castle Douglas in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, were the parents of <mask> John. There was a military academy at Teshie. He met his wife at Achimota College. They had four children, three daughters and a son.He finished his secondary education at Achimota College in 1967. The military changed his name to John after he joined the Air Force. He was posted to Takoradi in the Western Region to continue his studies. He was commissioned as a pilot officer in 1969 after winning the "Speed Bird Trophy" as the best cadet in flying the Su-7 ground attack supersonic jet aircraft. He was promoted to flight lieutenant in 1978. During his service with the Air Force, he noticed a decline in discipline due to corruption in the Supreme Military Council. His view of the injustice in society hardened as a result of his promotion.He was considered somewhat uneasy by the SMC. He was involved in the student community of the University of Ghana after the 1979 coup, where he developed a more left-wing ideology. The government that came to power through a coup in January 1972 was discontented by the 1979 coup and purges. The country's dependency on pre-colonial powers led to economic decline and impoverishment. The Free Africa Movement was an underground movement of military officers who wanted to unify Africa through a series of coups. General Fred Akuffo's government was overthrown in a coup five weeks prior to the civilian elections. Although his statements on the social injustices that motivated his actions won him civilian sympathy, he was sentenced to death in a General Court Martial and imprisoned.On June 4, 1979 a group of soldiers sprung him from custody. He led a coup to oust the Akuffo Government and the Supreme Military Council because they were corrupt beyond redemption. The Chairman of the AFRC was primarily composed of junior officers. He and the AFRC ruled for 112 days and arranged the execution of eight military officers, including Generals Kotei, Joy Amedume, Roger Felli, and Utuka, as well as the three former Ghanaian heads of state. These executions were dramatic events in the history of the country, which had previously suffered few instances of political violence. The "house-cleaning exercise" involved the killings and abduction of over 300 people. The elections were held on time.Hilla Limann, whose People's National Party had the support of Nkrumah's followers, was inaugurated as President on 24 September 1979. President Hilla Limann was deposed in a coup d'état two years later, claiming that civilian rule was weak and the country's economy was bad. Cecilia Koranteng-Addow, Frederick Sarkodie, and Kwadjo Agyei Agyepong were among the Supreme Court justices who were killed. The Justices and Acquah were killed in secret and it is not known who was behind their murders, but they were executed in 1982. The Limann regime was overthrown in a second coup on December 31, 1981 and the entire political class was indicted. The PNDC military junta was established as the official government in place of the People's National Party. State visits from "revolutionaries" from other countries were hosted by <mask>.The Black Stars were allowed to compete in the 1982 African Cup of Nations after the reversal of Limann's boycott of Libya. The team won the trophy for the fourth time. Although the PNDC claimed to be representative of the people, it lacked experience in the creation and implementation of clear economic policies. The trade malpractices and other anti-social activities of a few business people are to blame for the current economic and social problems. In December 1982, the PNDC announced its four-year economic program of establishing a state monopoly on export-import trade with the goal of eliminating corruption surrounding import licences and shift trade away from dependency on Western markets. coercive acts were used to enforce unrealistic price controls on the market. The Makola No.1 Market was destroyed because of this resolve to control the economy.Workers' Defence Committees and People's Defence Committees were established by the PNDC to mobilize the population to support radical changes to the economy. 70% of the rural population's income is dependent on the prices of agricultural products, which is why price controls on the sale of food were beneficial to urban workers. After his economic policies led to an economic crisis in 1983, he had to submit himself to election to retain power. January 1992 saw the return of multiparty democracy. After the 1982 coup, the National Commission on Democracy (NCD) was established to survey civilian opinion and make recommendations that would facilitate the process of democratic transition. In March 1991, the NCD recommended the election of an executive president, the creation of a national assembly, and the creation of the post of prime minister. The lifting of the ban on political parties in May 1992 was the result of recommendations made by the NCD.The election results from 200 constituencies showed that the NDC had won the majority of the votes needed to avoid a second round of voting. Most of the votes were cast in the Upper West, Upper East, Western, Northern, Central, and Greater Accra regions. Professor Adu Boahen won 31% of the votes, former President Hilla Limann won 6.8%, and Kwabena Darko won 2.9%. 50% of voters went to the polls. The ability of opposition parties to compete was limited. The "organs of the revolution" were the various party structures that were integrated into society during his rule. The Committees for the Defence of the Revolution (CDRs), Commando Units, 31 December Women's Organization, and the 4 June movement operated on a system of popular control through intimidation.Through a newspaper licensing decree, the PNDC was able to censor print and electronic media. The 20,000 cedis cap on campaign contributions made national publicity of opposition parties impossible. Before the official unbanning of political parties, <mask> was able to effectively meet all monetary demands of a successful campaign because he had access to state resources. He gave public employees a pay rise before the election and started public-works projects. There were incidences of vote stuffing in regions where <mask> was likely to lose, as well as a bloated voters' register and a partisan electoral commission, which opposition parties objected to the election results for. The election was approved by the Commonwealth Observer Group as free and fair, as there were very few issues at polling stations and no major incidences of voter coercion. The International Foundation for Electoral Systems issued a report in support of claims that voter registration mistakes could affect election results.Minor electoral issues were acknowledged by the Carter Center, but they did not see them as indicative of systematic electoral fraud. The unicameral National Assembly, of which NDC officials won 189 of 200 seats, was established as a one-party parliament that lacked legitimacy and only had limited legislative powers. The PNDC became the National Democratic Congress after the disputed election. On January 7, 1993, the day the new constitution came into effect, the government became known as the Fourth Republic of Ghana. The poor state of the economy prompted the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to suggest the Economic Recovery Program in 1982. The policies implemented caused a dramatic currency devaluation, the removal of price controls, and social-service subsidies which favored farmers over urban workers, and privatization of some state-owned enterprises. Funding reached US$800 million in 1987 and US$900 million in 1989.The control over the judiciary and civil society was loosened between 1992 and 1996, allowing for a more independent Supreme Court and the publication of independent newspapers. Outside of parliament, opposition parties held rallies. The 1996 elections were an improvement over the 1992 elections in terms of electoral oversight. The opposition largely approved the re-compiled voter registration after party agents had reviewed the lists. The emphasis on transparency led to the creation of the Network of Domestic Election Observers. Political parties and civic groups liked this organization. More than 60,000 candidate agents were responsible for reporting results to their respective party leaders on the day of the election.The parallel vote-tabulation system allowed polling sites to compare their results to the official ones. The Inter-Party Advisory Committee was established to discuss election preparations with all parties and the Electoral Commission as well as establish procedures to investigate and resolve complaints. Presidential and parliamentary elections were held on the same day and see-through boxes were used to ensure the legitimacy of the elections. Despite some fears of electoral violence, the election was peaceful and had a 78% turnout rate, and was successful with only minor problems such as an inadequate supply of ink and parliamentary ballots. John Kufuor's Great Alliance, an amalgam of the New Patriotic Party and the People's Convention Party, was one of the main competitors in the 1996 election. The incumbent government was attacked by the Great Alliance for its poor fiscal policies. They couldn't articulate a positive message of their own or a plan to change the economic policy.Local leaders had little impact on the economy as they were dependent on international aid. The Electoral Commission reported that Kufuor got 40% of the vote. The results were the same as they were in 1992, with the opposition winning the Ashanti Region and some constituencies in Eastern and Greater Accra. The NDC took 134 seats in the Assembly compared to 66 for the opposition. The 1992 constitution limits a president to two terms. There was no attempt to amend the document to allow him to run for a third term in 2000. He retired in 2001 and was succeeded by John Agyekum Kufuor.For the first time in the history of the country, a sitting government peacefully transferred power to an elected member of the opposition. In 2000, Kufuor defeated John Mills in a presidential election. After another election, Mills conceded to Kufuor. The first International Year of Volunteers 2001 Eminent Person was named in November 2000 by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan. The African Union named a envoy to the country. He took a tour of the country after attending the inauguration of President Bouterse. He was interested in the origin of the Maroon people.Oxford University in England was one of the universities where <mask> lectured. He continued to support the NDC. He was the Chairman of the Thomas Sankara Memorial Committee in July of 2019. He paid tribute to the president and people of the country when he led a delegation to the funeral of the former president of Zimbabwe. The death and state funeral of the former president was held on November 12th, 2020 at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, a week after he was admitted for a short term illness. According to some reports, his death was caused by COVID-19. His mother, Victoria Agbotui, died on 24 September 2020.The President declared a seven day period of mourning and flags were flown at half mast. His family wanted him to be buried in the Volta Region. The schedule for the signing of the book was opened in his memory. His funeral was postponed at the request of his family. The state burial took place from 24 to 27 January 2021. A requiem mass for <mask> was held at the Holy Spirit Cathedral on January 24, 2021. He was laid to rest in the foyer of the conference centre.The Anlo Ewe people performed traditional rituals for him. On 27 January 2021, a state funeral, attended by national and international political leaders, paramount chiefs, diplomats and other dignitaries, was held at the Black Star Square before his burial service at the Military Cemetery at Burma Camp, with full military honours, including a slow march by the funeral cort The Order of Jose Marti was awarded in July of 1984 by the Cuban leader. In October of this year, the University for Development Studies in northern Ghana awarded the Doctorate of Letters. The establishment of the university was recognised by this award. He used his US$50,000 Hunger Project cash prize to sponsor the establishment of the first state-owned university in the north of the country. The Mkiva Humanitarian Foundation received the Global Champion for People's Freedom award.Honoris Causa was the Doctor of Letters. The Marcus Garvey Awards were held in August. The Togbuiga Nutifafa I of Anlo is a development chief. The governing council of UDS should be renamed after <mask> <mask> since he used his US$50,000 Hunger Project prize to establish the university. His family accepted the suggestion. If you're looking for more information, you can add these physical books to your reading list. Paul Nugent was born in 1996.There are big men and small boys in the country. Pinter was born in London. 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texts: Dr<mask> was born on October 15, 1956 in the Dominican Republic. He was Vice President of the Dominican Republic from 1996 to 2000 and served in the first government of the Dominican Liberation Party. He was the Minister for Environment and Natural Resources in the Dominican Republic. The first stage is called Hermanas Mirabal Province because it was born on October 15, 1956. He is the nephew of Patria, Minerva, and <mask>, who were brutally assassinated during the Trujillo dictatorship on November 25, 1960, the date which was declared as the International Day of Non. Many countries recognize this date. Dr. Fernndez is the brother of two brothers.His mother, Dede, took responsibility for raising his sisters' 6 children. They have three children with Lissy Campos, who was married to Fernandez in 1988. After finishing his primary and secondary education in Salcedo, he attended the Higher Institute of Agriculture, studying agronomy. After finishing his bachelor's degree, he moved to Santo Domingo, where he studied medicine at the INTEC. He specialized in mental health at the Complutense University of Madrid. He undertook further study in social medicine after he helped treat many patients in Italy, Germany and Greece. The Clinic Rural Montellano Salcedo Hospital is one of the places where he worked as a doctor.His native languages are Spanish, English, Italian, and French. German, Portuguese and Greek are not spoken by him. According to some media, he has always been interested in sports. He decided at the age of 13 to organize an athletic competition in his hometown in memory of his aunts. The Mirabal Sisters Cultural and Sports Club was created to promote the organization and training of youth culture across the province. He was an active football player. He became a member of the drama and poetry of community in his hometown because of his artistic skills in science.He was the director of several national sports federations. He has shown his interest in education by becoming a member of the Society of Parents and Friends of the School and serving on the Committee on Rural Health Clinic. He has participated in the training of farmers' associations and mothers' clubs, with a single, clear objective of promoting good moral values, and providing educational and recreational services throughout the country. To better promote social welfare activities, he had to go into politics, as he admired and followed the doctrine and ideology of Professor Juan Bosch. He joined the Dominican Liberation Party in 1973. The integration of new party members in the Province of Salcedo was proposed by Fernandez, who devoted himself to further party integration and the search for new supporters. He spent three years in Madrid, Spain, campaigning for the party.He was nominated by his party sympathizers for the position of senator in 1990. He became the first PLD senator of Salcedo because of the campaign. In his new position in the Senate, he began working with different political forces. The Provincial Development Program he helped to create was recognized both nationally and internationally in the areas of health, education, drinking water, and loans for women-run businesses. The Legal Center for Women, the Provincial Office for Women, the Provincial Office of Information and Statistics, and the Senator's efforts led to the implementation of a program to protect women's rights and fight domestic violence. In 1994, she was reelected to the Senate. Professor Juan Bosch did not run for president in 1996.Dr. Leonel Fern INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The PLD nominated her for Vice President of the Republic. He was the first Vice President of the PLD. He was appointed Secretary of State for Environment and Natural Resources by President Fernndez. The Dominican Republic has a List of vice presidents of the Dominican Republic.

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texts: The American record for the most time in space was held by <mask> "Mike" <mask>, who was born on March 14, 1967. Scott Kelly broke his record on October 16, 2015. He was selected to fly on the first flight of the Starliner. Emsworth is the hometown of <mask>, who was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is a retired United States Air Force officer. He was a flight engineer and commander on the International Space Station. He was a Mission Specialist on the Space Shuttle.He is proficient in both Japanese and Russian. He is married to Renita Saikia and they have three children; son Chandra, daughters Tarali and Surya. He was second among American astronauts for the most time in space, and 20th overall. He did nine spacewalks in Russian Orlan spacesuits and American EMUs. He is 14th on the list of spacewalkers with his 48 hours and 37 minutes of EVA time. In 1985 he graduated from Sewickley Academy. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences after attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on an Air Force ROTC scholarship.He received a Master of Science degree in Planetary Geology from the University of Houston–Clear Lake in 2001. He studied Japanese and Geology at El Camino College. After graduating from MIT in 1989, Fincke attended a summer exchange program with the Moscow Aviation Institute in Russia, where he studied astronomy. The United States Air Force assigned him to the Air Force Space and Missiles Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base in California. He was a Space Systems Engineer and a Space Test Engineer. After completing the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School, he joined the 39th Flight Test Squadron, Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, where he worked on a variety of flight test programs. In January 1996, he arrived at the Gifu Test Center, Gifu Air Base in Japan, where he was the United States Flight Test Liaison to the Japanese/ United States XF-2 fighter program.The rank of colonel is held by <mask>, who has over 800 flight hours in more than 30 different types of aircraft. He is a member of the Geological Society of America and the British Interplanetary Society. In 1996 he was selected by NASA to be anastrologer. He arrived at the Johnson Space Center in August 1996. After completing two years of training and evaluation, he was assigned technical duties in the Astronaut Office Station Operations Branch serving as an International Space Station Spacecraft Communicator (ISS CAPCOM), a member of the Crew Test Support Team in Russia and as the crew procedures team lead. He was a backup crewmember for the International Space Station. He is qualified to fly as a left-seat Flight Engineer on the Russian Soyuz spaceship after serving as a backup for the International Space Station crew.The commander of the second NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations mission lived and worked underwater for 7 days in May 2002. Andrew Feustel, Soichi Noguchi, Andreas Mogensen, Nikolai Tikhonov, and David Saint-Jacques were all cavens in the training. The space station science officer and flight engineer was named <mask>. The International Space Station was docked with the Baikonur Cosmodrome on April 21, 2004. During his time aboard the International Space Station, he performed four spacewalks and maintained station systems. On October 23, 2004, the expedition-9 mission ended with a safe landing at the station. In addition to completing his first mission in 21 hours and 17 minutes, he also completed his first four spacewalks in a total of 15 hours, 45 minutes and 22 seconds.The back-up commander for the two expeditions was <mask>. The commander of the expedition was <mask>. On October 14, 2008, he arrived at the International Space Station with two other people. While Richard Garriott was aboard, he was joined by Yury Lonchakov, Gregory Chamitoff and Richard Garriott in filming and starring in a science-fiction movie called Apogee of Fear. On April 8, 2009, the space tourists returned to Earth aboard the TMA-13. Gennady Padalka replaced <mask> as commander of the space station. He was the first and only Mission Specialist to fly on a Space Shuttle.During the mission, he made three spacewalks. He completed 26 hours and 12 minutes of spacewalking, bringing his total time to 48 hours and 37 minutes. He is 11th on the list of spacewalkers. The Boeing Crew Flight Test is scheduled to take place in 2021. The Crew Flight Test will be the first time that a new spaceship developed and built by Boeing will be launched into space with humans on board. Eric Boe, who was assigned to the mission in August, is unable to fly due to medical reasons. The assistant to the chief for commercial crew will be replaced by Boe.The final episode of Star Trek: Enterprise featured two astronauts, one of which was acting <mask>. He talked about how Star Trek influences people to believe in space travel and what it's like to work in space in the Star Trek: First Contact special features. In the video "Waggle Around the Clock", <mask> demonstrated a space suit. In the Season 14 Arthur episode, he voiced himself. Man on a Mission: Richard Garriott's Road to the Stars, a documentary based on Richard Garriott's Spaceflight as a fellow astronauts who launched to the ISS with Garriott on a Soyuz Spacecraft Awards and decorations distinguished graduate from the United

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texts: <mask> played for the Derry county team between 1966 and 1973. He won the All-Ireland Under 21 Football Championships, as well as the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship with the county. <mask> won a Derry Senior Football Championship with the club after starting his club career there. He played for various clubs in the United States. He played for Douglas and Nemo Rangers after returning to Ireland. He had a lot of success with Nemo. The Cork Championships.There are two All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championships. He played in the half forward line, but could also play in the middle. <mask> is one of Derry's best players. He was known for his "silky skills". <mask> was born in Magherafelt, Northern Ireland. Frank was part of the Derry team that won the National Football League title in 1947. <mask> was influenced by Frank during his early years.<mask>'s brothers played for Magherafelt and Derry, with Hugh also playing for Derry. <mask> moved to the United States from Ireland in 1971. He met his wife in New York City. <mask> played soccer for the New York Cosmos in the North American Soccer League in 1973. They settled down in Cork after returning from America. He has two sons. David played for Cork in the past.Club <mask> progressed to the club's Senior team after playing for O'Donovan Rossa Magherafelt. <mask> was in the United States for seven years between 1971 and 1978. He played for the Monaghan club in New York before moving to Sligo. He won titles with both teams. He would play for clubs in Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston when his team wasn't playing on certain weekends. <mask> played for Douglas when he moved back to Ireland in 1978. He helped Magherafelt win the Derry Senior Football Championship.It was the Magherafelt's first county title in 29 years. <mask> said he couldn't resist playing for two clubs in different counties at the same time. It gave me a great thrill to win the Championship with my brothers. He has no regrets about the indiscretion that deprived him of the chance to play for Cork. He moved to Nemo Rangers after he was told they were more football oriented than Douglas. His awards with the club include. The Cork Championships.The All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championships were held in 1982. He stopped playing club football in 1992. In 1965, <mask> was part of the Derry Minor side that won both the Ulster Minor and All-Ireland Minor Championships. He was on the team. Derry had never won an All-Ireland Minor title. He helped the Derry Under-21 team win the All-Ireland Under 21 Championships. They beat Monaghan in the Under 21 final.Derry defeated a fancied Kerry team in the All-Ireland semi-finals. <mask> scored 1-01 from centre half forward as Derry defeated Offaly in the All-Ireland final. Derry had never won an All-Ireland Under 21 title. <mask> made his Derry Senior debut in 1966. In 1970 <mask> helped Derry win the senior football championship. Kerry defeated Derry in the All-Ireland semi-finals. Derry lost to Down in the final.Frank McGuigan overtook <mask>'s record of 2-04 from play in 1984. His career was interrupted by his emigration to America. In the 1972- 1973 National Football League semi-final against Kerry, he flew home from New York to play for Derry. It was <mask>'s last game. <mask> couldn't play for Cork due to his indiscretion about playing for two clubs at the same time. The province of <mask> won the Railway Cup in 1970. The Managing Cork Club Douglas is a coaching career.The above lists may not be complete. If you know of any other honours, please add them. Soccer <mask> was a talented soccer player who had trials for several teams. He moved to New York in 1971 and played for the New York Cosmos in the North American Soccer League in 1973. In seven appearances, he contributed one assist in the number 7 shirt. The year of birth missing is an interview with Hogan Stand magazine.

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texts: <mask> was an Australian rules footballer and coach. He is considered to be one of the greatest players in the history of Australian rules football. <mask> is the only player in the SANFL to have won four Magarey medals. <mask> is one of four Australian rules football players to have a statue. John Devaney, a football historian, described <mask> as coming "as close as any player in history to displaying complete mastery over all the essential skills of the game." <mask> is regarded as the greatest player in the club's history. <mask> was the fourth of six children of Albert and <mask>.Albert was the captain of the football team that won the title in 1953. <mask> was in the crowd at the 1957 SANFL Grand Final. <mask>'s family moved to Loxton during his high school years and the town was home to his junior football club where he played with his brothers. <mask> was employed by the Bank of Loxton. He would be transferred to the Savings Bank. Bruce Light was a teammate of <mask>'s at the Waikerie Football Club. Before <mask> agreed to join Port Adelaide six other SANFL clubs had approached him to join their club.<mask> said in an interview with John Wood that he was going to join North Adelaide but their representative never came back. Eric Freeman was selected to play for the Australian cricket team in 1968. As an 18-year-old, <mask> was given the chance to claim the full-forward position in the team. The first round of the 1968 SANFL season was played on Alberton Oval. <mask> drove back and forth between the Riverland and Adelaide for training and match day. <mask> kicked six goals in two games. In his first season, he played all but one senior game.<mask>'s return from playing cricket in England helped him in his first season of football. The club qualified for the SANFL Grand Final in <mask>'s first season, against the reigning premiers. The match was won by Sturt. <mask> was the leading goal-kicker in his debut season, kicking 44 goals. He won the club's best first year player award. <mask> consolidated his position in the Port Adelaide line up in 1969 when he moved from the forward line to the centre. Fos Williams gave league debuts to 15 first year players during the 1969 SANFL season, when many members of Port Adelaide's golden era were retiring from football.The club won 9 of 20 games as a result of the influx of junior players. <mask> was selected for the South Australian state football team for the first time. The 1970 SANFL season was the first time in 50 years that the club won a Grand Final. They lost both finals to Glenelg and Sturt, who went on to win their fifth straight SANFL title. <mask> was recognised as the club's best player at the end of the season. In 1971 a trial match was held in Victoria. According to Inside Football, Carlton wanted to free <mask> from his contract to play for them in the VFL.After South Australia played Victoria in that state earlier in the year, <mask> went to meet Carlton officials, but nothing came of it. <mask> received 21 votes from the league umpires to win the Magarey Medal, one more vote than runner up Peter Marker and Phil Haughan, who both received 20 votes. <mask> was awarded his first best and fairest in 1971. The 1971 SANFL Grand Final was lost by 20 points. Port Adelaide reached the SANFL Grand Final in 1972 but lost to North Adelaide by 56 points. The 1972 Championship of Australia was won by North Adelaide. <mask> was awarded his second club best and fairest at the end of the season.The minor round fourth was the finish of the 1973 SANFL season. The club faced fifth place Norwood in the Elimination Final on September 8, 1973. The match was won by Norwood by 36 points. It was my privilege to coach <mask> and he was the best player I had ever seen. <mask> was offered contracts to play in the VFL by Alan and Ron at the end of the SANFL season. Around this time, Footscray and Melbourne made approaches to acquire <mask>. <mask> was the club captain for the 1974 SANFL season when John Cahill was the coach.South Melbourne was defeated by 10 points by Port Adelaide in the 1974 pre-season. During the season at a Port Adelaide fundraiser at Alberton Oval titled 'Build Local Players', Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was present and wished <mask> a happy season. The 1974 Magarey Medal was won by <mask> in front of Rick Davies. The 1974 SANFL Preliminary Final was won by Glenelg by 49 points, with <mask>'s opinion published in the Sunday Mail being "disappointed...what else can I say?". <mask> was the first captain of the South Australian state team. The 1975 SANFL season saw Port Adelaide finish in fourth place. In the First Elimination Final, <mask> was the best on ground with 42 disposals and 1 goal.In the First Semi Final, Port Adelaide beat the reigning premiers by 67 points. Despite leading by 6 points at the end of the third quarter, Port Adelaide was defeated by 30 points. The 1976 SANFL season was won by Port Adelaide two and a half times. <mask> was named the captain and centre of the 1976 Team of the Year. <mask> won his third Magarey medal by a record margin of 17 votes over runner up Barry Norsworthy. He became the sixth SANFL player to win a Magarey medal. <mask> stated in the lead up to the 1976 Magarey Medal that he would rather win the premier league title than another Magarey medal.In an interview with Alan Shiell, <mask> stated that it was a big thrill to win the medal but its still and individual award. Glenelg was defeated by 43 points in the Second Semi Final of the 1976 SANFL Grand Final. The SANFL Grand Final sold a record number of tickets. Football Park's gates were opened for free when the SANFL ran out of tickets. The gates were closed 90 minutes before the bounce because spectators were being crushed. The police allowed thousands of spectators to sit on the field to prevent further injuries. <mask> and his club were unsuccessful in their fourth attempt at winning an SANFL Grand Final.<mask> wondered if he was to blame for the club's failure to win a grand final when he talked to Mike on Open Mike. The club returned to playing SANFL games at its traditional venue in front of record crowds after being forced to play games away from Alberton Oval. <mask> won his first title as a player in 1977 when Port Adelaide defeated Glenelg at Football Park in the SANFL Grand Final. The Thomas Seymour Hill trophy was presented before thousands of spectators. It was quite dangerous to have close to ten thousand people rush into a confined space. Everyone just wanted to get out there and be a part of it, we just looked for our teammates and got into the huddle. <mask> only wore one uniform during his playing career, the one he wore in the 1977 grand final.<mask> was a life member of the SANFL. The club, led by <mask>, finished fourth in the 1978 SANFL season and qualified for the finals. <mask> was runner up in the 1978 Magarey Medal count. West Torrens was soundly defeated in the Elimination Final. The club faced Glenelg in the First Semi Final. Glenelg were in control of the game for the first three quarters but a "gutsy" effort by <mask> in the middle helped Port Adelaide win the match and qualify for the Preliminary Final. <mask> spoke to Bob McLean, Port Adelaide's general manager, on January 22, 1979 to inform him of his intention to play for North Melbourne in the 1979 VFL season.<mask> declined the largest contract offer in the history of the Port Adelaide Football Club. After a decade of chasing <mask>, many Victorian Football League clubs finally won his signature. <mask> was leased to North Melbourne for the 1979 season in exchange for Mark Dawson. Max Basheer, the former league's president, lamented that "from a state and club viewpoint we cannot afford to lose players of this caliber" in response to <mask> moving from the SANFL to the VFL. <mask> continued to operate a sports store in the city. <mask> would fly to Melbourne for the Tuesday training session, fly back to Adelaide, work until the middle of Thursday, then play for North Melbourne in the VFL on Saturday night. <mask>'s travel costs were covered by North Melbourne.+! According to Malcolm Blight, when North Melbourne suffered a series, <mask> had a travel schedule. The VFL/AFL record for the most games in a career that only lasted one season is held by <mask>. <mask> played with Malcolm Blight, Graham Cornes, Ross Glendinning, Wayne Schimmelbusch, Gary Dempsey, and Graham Melrose. <mask> had the most disposals of any player in 1979. The Preliminary Final was held after North Melbourne finished second on the ladder. <mask> didn't want to play another season with North Melbourne in 1980.<mask> said that it was one of the most rewarding and exciting years of his life when he was asked if he was glad he played for North Melbourne. <mask> was a player for the 1980 SANFL season. <mask> said that the Victorian players were more advanced in this facet of the game and suggested that Port Adelaide increase the weight training it required of its players. 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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Michael Taylor, the runner up, was the first to congratulate <mask> on winning the fourth medal. <mask> played a record number of games for Port Adelaide in the 1980 SANFL season. <mask> retired with a record for games played. <mask> said in 2020 that Port Adelaide's 1980 side was "as good a side here in South Australia that I had ever played with". "When you get to 30 everyone wants you to retire," <mask> said in 1981 during an interview. I'm happy to compete in any age group. Glenelg was defeated by 51 points in the 1981 SANFL Grand Final.<mask> was awarded the Jack Oatey medal for being the best player in the game. <mask> missed the 1979 SANFL Grand Final because he was with North Melbourne. <mask> was one of eight Port Adelaide players who played in an interstate match at Football Park in 1982. South Australia defeated Western Australia by 116 points. The 1982 SANFL season was the minor premiers. The 1982 SANFL Preliminary Final was won by Glenelg who beat Port by 1 point. David Granger punched Graham Cornes during the match.In his match report for The News,Trevor Gill observed that the 1982 SANFL Grand Final would benefit the opponent of Glenelg. Glenelg was defeated by 62 points in the Grand Final. On October 7, 1982, John Cahill left the club to become the head coach of the Pies. <mask> was appointed captain-coach of Port Adelaide on October 15, 1982. <mask> was a coach in senior Australian rules football. In his first season as captain-coach of Port Adelaide <mask> would start the 1983 SANFL season without the club's star centre-half back GregPhillips. <mask> led South Australia to a 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519<mask> broke the SANFL record for most games played in a single season in a game against West Torrens on 23 June 1984 at Football Park. <mask> was the coach of Port Adelaide in 1984 when it reached the Grand Final. The 1984 SANFL Grand Final was won by Port Adelaide. The 1984 SANFL Grand Final was played in front of 50,272 spectators and Port Adelaide lost by 9 points. Ted Whitten presented <mask> with the Golden Boot award. <mask> was the fifth Australian to receive the award. At the end of 1985 <mask> retired as a player and his                               <mask> joked about the longevity of his career in 2020, saying "I guess when you are captain-coach you can pick yourself!" <mask>'s playing career consisted of                              . The most senior games of Australian rules football played by an individual was recognised by the Australian Prime Minister in a letter written to <mask>. <mask> was a non-playing coach for the 1986 SANFL season. <mask> would begin his first season as a non-playing coach without star wingman and reigning club best and fairest, Craig Bradley who had been acquired by Carlton. Brad returned to Victoria to play for St Kilda. Tim Evans, the club's greatest goal-kicker, retired during a training session after he suffered a cracked tibia after stepping on a sprinkler.Port Adelaide finished third in the minor round in 1986 under <mask>. The Magarey Medal was won by Greg Anderson despite being knocked out against Glenelg. The 1986 SANFL First Semi-Final was won by Woodville. In the 1987 SANFL season, there was a significant list restructure. <mask> introduced eight new juniors to the league side. In 1987 Greg and Bruce returned to play for the club. <mask> and Harris went to VFL clubs.Greg Anderson was held to the final year of his contract for the 1987 SANFL season despite overtures from Essendon. Port Adelaide improved on their minor round performance the previous year under <mask> and finished second on the ladder. The club lost both of its finals against Glenelg by 34 points. After failing to win a final for three consecutive seasons after the 1984 SANFL Grand Final loss, <mask> was sacked as coach of Port Adelaide and was replaced by John Cahill for the 1988 SANFL season. Although the three seasons preceding <mask>'s dismissal as coach were ultimately unsuccessful, he is credited with blooding a large number of champions that helped propel the club into the Australian Football League. The players include: 1983 - Tim Ginever, 1984 - Greg Anderson, 1985 - Mark Tylor, 1986 - George Fiacchi, and 1987 - Andrew Obst. <mask> accepted to fill the role at Woodville after he lost his position as Port Adelaide coach.In his first season as coach of Woodville, the club won the 1988 Escort Cup Final defeating Port Adelaide by 45 points at Football Park. The Woodville Football Club never won a piece of silverware. West Torrens and Woodville merged at the end of the 1990 SANFL season. The last coach of Woodville was <mask>. <mask> was the coach of the South Australian state team from 1996 to 1998. The side achieved victories over Western Australia in 1996 and 1998 under <mask>. <mask> had a strong build and was able to dominate football matches.His ability to hit teammates with accurate spearing passes made him very effective in attacking roles. <mask> was able to win his own ball. "<mask> is a perfect example to the younger generation," said Gordon Schwartz, football journalist. Few players of his ability are as active as he is on the field. He doesn't believe that his talent entitles him to rest on his laurels and let other people do most of the work. <mask>'s playing style is said to be so strong over the ball and with such power in his legs by John Cahill, team-mate and coach. He was balanced and never fell over.<mask> was a commentator at the radio station FIVEaa. <mask> was a sports talkback panellist. Ken Cunningham and Chris Dittmar were part of the commentary team that called Port Adelaide's win in the 2004 grand final. <mask> used his fame to benefit many local charities. <mask> was the first to give back using his profile as a champion footballer to help many others through his work with the community programs at the football club and charities away from the club. His legacy goes beyond football. <mask> noted that role models in the community are "uniquely poised to positively impact...each time you see that face, each time you hear about the Port Adelaide Football Club you will empathise with the messages that were given on that day."They worked with the charity for 25 years. Novita Children's Services became the new name of the CCA. The Mighty River Run was founded in 2006 by <mask>. The event is a convoy of boats that travel along the River Murray to raise money for Novita in order to assist people living with disability in South Australia. The Mighty River Run was conducted in <mask>'s honor. The Royal Flying Doctor Service <mask> was involved with the event for many years. The Royal Flying Doctors Service received over $1,000,000 from the Outback Odyssey.<mask> was involved in educational programs that sought to prevent domestic violence. <mask> welcomed Centacare and the South Australian Department of Education into Alberton Oval in order to educate teenage boys about respectful relationships. Over 5,000 students have been involved in the program since it became known as the 'Power to End Violence against Women'. In 1999 <mask> returned to Port Adelaide to help expand the clubs involvement in community programs. Before his illness in 2021, <mask> was a key organiser for the clubs wide array of charitable programs. The Ice Factor Program sought to provide team sport to disengaged youth. <mask> gave lectures on how to stay healthy in later years.<mask> was married to Dian Lehmann. Three children were raised by <mask> and Dian. Jeff and Craig played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL, making their debut in 1972 and 1981 respectively. After playing for the same club in the SANFL, one of <mask>'s sons was selected in the 2002 AFL National Draft to play for Port Adelaide. Brad and <mask>'s nephew both played in the SANFL. Ken Obst, <mask>'s great-grandfather, was a player for Port Adelaide. Iced coffee was <mask>'s favorite beverage.<mask> was diagnosed with leukaemia in December of 2020. <mask> disclosed his health issues on December 26, 2020. <mask> died from acute myeloid leukaemia at the age of 72. Steven Marshall offered <mask>'s family the option of a state funeral. The <mask> family accepted the offer for a state funeral to be held at Alberton Oval. 4,000 people attended <mask>'s state funeral. The child in me will always admire the great footballer, but the adult that I am is in awe of what <mask> was as a man, and his loss after bravely confronting his.He was the epitome of a man, and perhaps the best of all of us. At the Glenelg Football Club 'Centenary Gala', held a few days after <mask> passed away, the audience paused to celebrate his career and the band played INXS song 'Never Tear Us Apart' in his honor. A 20-minute tribute to <mask> was produced by 7 News. <mask> received an Order of Australia medal for his service to Australian football. <mask> is considered to be the greatest player to have played for the club. He was a member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame. The western gate into Alberton Oval was named in honor of <mask>.Tim Thompson sculpted a statue of <mask> on the eastern concourse of the Oval. <mask> was the second and currently only one of four Australian rules footballers to have a statue, with the other players being Barrie Robran, Malcolm Blight, and Ken Farmer. <mask>, who had played his last football game three decades before, was the top vote getter in the online poll, getting 60 percent of the vote. <mask> was ranked number one in the club's all-time top 150 players by the Advertiser. <mask> was recognised as a legend in the South Australian Sport Hall of Fame. The "<mask> Tribute Match" will take place on May 22, 2022. The curtain raiser to this match will feature <mask>'s two junior clubs.There is a list of Magarey medallists for Port Adelaide Football

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texts: The former head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team represents the University of Nebraska in NCAA Division I competition. She was the head coach of Loras College from 1990 to 1992 and the head coach of Creighton from 1992 to 2002. After guiding Nebraska to a 32–2 record and the school's first-ever trip to the NCAA Women's' tournament, Yori was named the Naismith College Coach of the Year, AP College Basketball Coach of the Year and the Women's Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Yori was born in Des Moines, Iowa, and attended high school in Ankeny, Iowa, where she graduated in 1982. In her six-on-six high school basketball career, Yori scored over 3000 points. The Hawkettes were runners–up in 1981 and state champion in 1980. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Yori was a basketball and softball player in the Iowa Girls' High School Athletic Union Hall of Fame. College Yori was a basketball player for four years. She scored 2,010 points, which is third all-time in Bluejays' women's basketball history, and she is also near the top of numerous other school records. After three seasons assisting the Bluejays program, Yori moved to Miami, Florida where she earned a master's degree in sports administration from St. Thomas University. Yori's first head coaching job was at Loras College. She worked there for two years. She compiled records of 10–15 and then 15–10 to bring her two-year stint to a 25–25 overall record.After her former coach and mentor, Bruce Rasmussen, accepted an associate director position at the school, Yori secured the head coaching job back at Creighton. She led the Bluejays to the school's second-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, earning the 10th-seed in the Midwest Region. Texas would go on to win the national title. In 1993–94, <mask>'s second year, the Bluejays did not get invited to a tournament. It would be Yori's best season as a head coach. The 2002 Missouri Valley Conference regular-season and tournament titles were claimed by Creighton once again. The Bluejays lost to Florida International University in the first round.The Cornhuskers struggled in <mask>'s first season as head coach. They finished the season with an 8–20 overall record and a 12th place finish in the Big 12 Conference. The following season, Nebraska had a 10-game improvement. They made it to the second round of the WNIT after being invited. Nebraska finished 4th in the conference over the course of the next five seasons. They did not make it past the first or second round of the NCAA Tournament under <mask>. The Nebraska women's basketball program had the most successful season in its history in 2009.The Cornhuskers finished the 2008–09 season with a 15–16 (6–10, T-7th) record and went on to win the Big 12 title with a 29–0 (16–0) regular season record. They won their first regular season conference title, but were upset by Texas A&M in the Big 12 Tournament semifinals. At the end of the season, Nebraska was ranked in both the Associated Press and Coaches' Polls. They had never been ranked in the top 10 before, but spent the last nine weeks of the season in the top 10, peaking at #3. The Cornhuskers were the program's first-ever #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Nebraska advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history after victories over Northern Iowa and UCLA. Their season ended at 32–2 after they were upset by the 4th-seeded Kentucky Wildcats.Yori received the Big 12 Conference, the Women's Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year, and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year after setting a program record with 23 wins. She was named the inaugural winner of the Kay Yow National Coach of the Year Award, which is given to the women's college basketball head coach in NCAA Division I competition who displays great character both on and off the court. Yori resigned on April 5, 2016 after 14 years at the helm. The athletic department investigated Yori and found that he mistreated players. Yori led the Huskers to a pair of conference titles and seven trips to the NCAA Tournament. Basketball coaches from Iowa and Nebraska, as well as living people American women's basketball coaches and Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball players.

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texts: He played for and in the Australian Football League and is a former professional Australian rules footballer. One of the fifty greatest players of all time is <mask>. He won several of the league's highest individual awards during his time at West Coast. He was selected six times in the All-Australian Team and once in the International Rules Series. He was West Coast's captain for five years. Drug use, traffic convictions, and association with criminal elements were just some of the off-field incidents that marred his football career. He was terminated from his contract by West Coast in October of 2007.He was banned from the game for a year for bringing the game into disrepute. The last pick of the 2008 draft was claimed by Richmond. At the end of the 2010 season, he retired after playing 32 games for the club. He hopes the film will serve as a cautionary tale against drug use. It became one of the most- watched documentaries in Australian history after it was released days after his retirement. After playing football, he struggled with his drug addiction and was sentenced to a year in prison for a variety of offenses. An Australian Rules footballer who had moved from Western Australia to play for the Geelong Football Club in the Victorian Football League was born in 1978 to his parents.When he was 18 months old, his family moved back to Perth, Western Australia, where he was raised with his siblings. He played junior football for the Bull Creek-Leeming Junior Football Club. He was recruited to play for the East Fremantle Football Club's senior side in 1995 and played for both his school and the club throughout the season. The Geelong Football Club, the West Coast Eagles, and the newly formed Fremantle Football Club all competed to draft him under the father–son rule. Bryan played for Perth in the WAFL and for Geelong in the VFL during the 1970s and 1980s. Stephen Wells said, "<mask> barracked for Geelong and we tried everything to get him here." In October 1995 he chose West Coast because he preferred to be based in Western Australia.The rising star award and increasing popularity of the West Coast Eagles was given to <mask> after he kicked two goals in his first match for the club. He received 15 votes from the six judges to beat Shannon Grant by one point in the 1996Norwich Rising Star award. Over the following seasons, his popularity continued to increase. In 1998, the Herald Sun ran an article titled "West goes wild for the kid". The article referred to him as a sex symbol and football's answer to Brad Pitt. He said the popularity "comes with the territory." You have to accept that it is part of the game if you want to be a league footballer."He's good-looking, he elected to stay in Perth and not play in Victoria, opposition coaches take notice of him and on top of that he's a future leader," Ricky Nixon said in 1998 when he was approached about managing his endorsement deals. In 1999, International Management Group, who managed sports stars such as Tiger Woods and Pete Sampras, said they would like to sign <mask>, as he has great marketing potential. West Coast's marketing manager said that <mask> was the most sought after Eagle. His appeal is diverse. Kids want his autograph. They want him to sit next to them. They would like him to push their product.The sky's the limit for <mask> if he's well managed. They have to find a balance between his commercial potential and his contribution to the community. The club offers protection, but it's up to <mask>. In 1998 he was selected in the All-Australian Team and runner-up in West Coast's Best and Fairest. He played in the first finals game of his career in 1999, when he was a member of the All-Australian Team and represented Australia in the International Rules Series. A new three-year contract with the West Coast Eagles was signed in 2000. He played his 100th game amid speculation he would take over the captaincy from Guy McKenna, who was due to retire after the same game."After you play two or three seasons, you think of the possibility of a leadership role down the track, but the talk of it has certainly come a lot earlier than I would have thought." Dean Kemp shared the role of co-captain with <mask> in 2001. He won his first club Best and Fairest at the end of the season, a feat which he repeated in 2002 and 2003 and he was again named in the All-Australian Team in 2001 and 2002. After Kemp's retirement in 2002,<mask> became the captain. "<mask> is improving all the time and with the way this group is coming along, I think he is going to be a great leader". When he injured his ankle in a game against Hawthorn, he played on through five weeks of pain-killing injections. He missed six games in 2004 because of a back injury.The injury that I got over is probably not going to lead to a return. I've played 10 years of consistent football and I've got an older person than I am. He missed one round after dislocating a finger and undergoing an operation. "There's no doubt that he's at his best when under pressure and he's so resilient; he plays with injuries that other players wouldn't", said the West Coast chief executive. After playing his 200th game in July 2005, he was given a rousing reception from 41,524 grateful fans, as video clips of his ten years at West Coast were shown at the end of the game. He was the youngest of the 10 West Coast players to reach 200 games and the 14th youngest in the history of the AFL/VFL. The Brownlow Medal, the highest individual award in the game, was won by <mask> on 19 September 2005 with 20 votes, ahead of teammate Daniel Kerr on 19 votes and Nick Dal Santo on 18 votes.He was the favourite to win after five previous finishes in the top 10. He stayed in Perth to prepare for the Grand Final and did not attend the award ceremony. He went to the hotel room after buying a bottle of champagne and a lemonade at the bar. I was able to sleep before midnight. West Coast's last training session in Perth was attended by over 3000 fans. The combination of the team's Grand Final appearance, Brownlow win, and Chris Judd's Brownlow win in the previous year would lead to a turnover of around $2 million in club merchandise, according to West Coast's chief executive. It's a special time for the club and it's probably worth $1 million to the state.Chris and <mask>'s performances help us raise more money for football in the state. Aside from everything else that happens with them, they are extremely beneficial for all West Australians. West Coast lost the 2005 Grand Final to Sydney by four points, but as well as his Brownlow win, <mask> was awarded another West Coast Best and Fairest and the players' Most Valuable Player award. He was runner-up to Barry Hall in the coaches' player of the year award, and he had 24 goals and ranked in the top five of the league in nine of the 12 categories. In February 2006 he resigned his captaincy after an off-field incident where he fled a booze bus. He signed a new three-year contract with West Coast in May 2006 and they won the Grand Final by one point. West Coast suspended him indefinitely after he missed two training sessions.He had a substance abuse problem. After returning from four weeks of rehabilitation in Malibu, California, for substance abuse, <mask> was offered an amended contract by West Coast, rumored to contain strict conditions such as repaying the cost of rehab and undertaking regular drug tests. On June 29, 2007, the West Coast Eagles were given the go-ahead to resume training by the AFL, which they did the following Monday. His comeback was delayed until after West Coast's home game against Sydney on 21 July at Subiaco Oval. In West Coast's win, he gained 38 disposals and six marks. Drug possession arrest, delisting by the West Coast Eagles and a 12-month ban from the Australian Football League took place in 2007. He refused to take a blood test after being arrested for drug possession.He was no longer a registered player after the Eagles sacked him. On 19 November, he was banned from playing senior football for a year by the AFL Commission for bringing the game into disrepute, and on 30 November, he was delisted by West Coast. He will never play for the Eagles again, and Andrew Demetriou said it would be difficult for him to ever return to the league. In November 2008, the AFL Commission cleared <mask> to play football in 2009. Regular drug tests must include urine testing up to three times per week and hair testing up to four times annually, according to the Commission. There was no body hair long enough to sample at the drug testing. Several teams showed an interest in drafting him in 2009.A private investigator was sent to Perth to follow the man. After meeting with the Victorian Chief Commissioner of Police, they decided not to draft him. In November, St Kilda said they wouldn't draft him. The day before the national draft, the media release said they wouldn't be drafting him. He was not selected in the draft. In order to get a second draft pick in the pre-season draft, the club asked the commission to allow it to move injured senior player Graham Polak to its rookies list. The commission gave approval to Essendon to do the same thing with Adam.The commission and most of the clubs denied the request. The Pre-season Draft was held on December 16th. On the day after the influx of new club members, the team trained in front of a crowd of around 2,000. During the final quarter of the Round 1 game against Carlton, he strained his hamstring. He played a game with the Coburg Football Club in the Victorian Football League before returning to the AFL. On 17 August 2010, after weeks of speculation by the media, <mask> Matthews Trophy: 2005 All-Australian: 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006 Australian Football Media Association Player of the Year Award: 2005 If I monitored my asthma correctly and took the right medication, I

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texts: was able to overcome the effects of my asthma.He had a mild asthma attack while warming up for a game and then fainted at a restaurant after the game. West Coast's football manager said that Cousins may have been affected by asthma, low blood pressure from playing the game earlier, and a corked leg that caused internal bleeding. He recovered quickly after being taken to Murdoch Hospital. A Perth detective told Ken Judge in 2001 that two of his teammates may have been using illegal drugs. The judge gave the information to the club's administration, but no action was taken. At the club's best and fairest award celebrations in 2002, Daniel Kerr was punched by teammate <mask> after an argument about Kerr's relationship with his sister Melanie. The man broke his arm during the altercation.Two Perth underworld figures, John Kizon and Troy Mercanti, were involved in a stabbing and shooting at Perth's Metro City nightclub in 2005, and were questioned about their relationship with <mask> and Michael. At the time of the shooting, it was claimed that there had been calls from the figures before and after the incident. They refused to co-operate when police questioned them about the incident. The columnists at The West Australian demanded that the captaincy be given to another person. His judgement was questioned by West Coast management after he entered Crown Casino with Kizon. There was no action taken. The team's chief executive said that they were prepared to give them more than one chance.It may be their last chance. They have made mistakes before. Those mistakes can't be ignored anymore. This hurts us. It hurts our brand. It hurts our image. After fleeing a booze bus and abandoning his Mercedes-Benz and girlfriend in the middle of the road, he ran from police with a male passenger.The male passenger was later caught and breath-tested, but he escaped the police by swimming into the Swan River. The captain of the West Coast Eagles resigned on February 20. He was fined $900 plus costs after pleading guilty to obstructing the path of another driver and obstructing a public officer. He was fined more money by West Coast. On December 3, 2006 <mask> was arrested for public intoxication and spent four hours in jail after he passed out in front of the Crown Casino. He didn't have to make a court appearance or be fined. The West Coast Eagles said that the media scrutiny was enough punishment.In March 2007, <mask> and Druce ended their relationship. West Coast suspended him indefinitely after he failed to attend two training sessions. The chairman of the West Coast club stated at a press conference that <mask> was facing a number of personal and professional issues and that it was time for him to leave the club. He said that they would suspend players if they reoffended and <mask> had reoffended by missing training. It was confirmed that he had a substance abuse problem after he underwent a drug test. He was admitted to drug rehabilitation on March 21. On 22 March, his father Bryan released a statement in a video broadcast by Network Ten: "I am making this statement today not on behalf of <mask>, but as a father on behalf of his son."Your family, your friends, your fans and your club want you to overcome this issue and win the same way you have done throughout your career. After arriving in Malibu, California, at the end of March 2007, he stayed at the Summit Center for four weeks. He came back to Perth on April 30, 2007, with a lot of attention from the media. On 4 May, he released a televised apology, saying: "As you are aware, I have been at an overseas rehabilitation centre for the past month undergoing treatment for a number of personal issues, including illness as the result of substance use." I apologize to the West Coast Eagles Football Club, sponsors and the community. In order to play football again, I will have to be accepted back by the players and staff of the West Coast Eagles, and I'm willing to fulfill any obligations imposed on me. I don't know when I'll play again.I want to regain my health, my life and my standing. Chris Mainwaring, a former West Coast Eagles player, died of a drug overdose. The media attention was renewed as he was the last person to see Mainwaring alive, having visited him twice on the night of his death to provide emotional support and deliver food. The manner of his driving was the reason why police pulled over his vehicle in the Perth suburb of Northbridge. He was charged with failure to comply with a police-ordered drug assessment and possession of a prohibited drug, as well as traces of ecstasy and cocaine on a $20 note, after his vehicle was searched. The day after his arrest, he was sacked by West Coast for serious breeches of his agreement. On October 19th, <mask>'s lawyer reported that the charges against him would be dropped.On 27 October, he flew to Los Angeles to continue his drug rehabilitation. The media reported that he was missing and had failed to attend treatment in Malibu, and that he was admitted to the hospital after a cocaine binge. US police did not charge anyone. He told a packed media conference that he was coming out of a drug addiction. He flew to the Gold Coast for a three-day alcohol and drug binge during Schoolies week. The painting Waiting for the Day reached the finals of the Archibald Prize. It was painted by Megan Roodenrys, a South Australian artist.The painting was bought for $18,000 at an auction. He was admitted to the hospital twice in March of 2010 because of abdominal pain. The football club denied reports that it warned the player to cut down on his drinking. Four players were suspended by the club after a drunken escapade at the team hotel in Sydney. Although he was not drunk, the club decided that he had acted irresponsibly and suspended him for a week. He was admitted to the hospital after a severe reaction to sleeping medication. His hospitalisation prompted debate over the use of legal stimulants such as caffeine and legal sedatives such as sleeping pills among sports people, with the premier of Victoria disapproving of their use.A feature-length documentary on <mask>' personal problems, filmed over a two-year period, aired on the Seven Network in August 2010. It is named after bushranger and outlaw Ned Kelly, who is said to have said "such is life". He hopes his story will help to save lives, as he is featured taking drugs and speaking candidly about his addiction. It was the most watched program in Australia this year with over two million viewers. <mask>: My Life Story was published in November of that year. In May of 2011, it was reported that since his departure from football, his life had lost direction, as he had failed to commit to a mining job in Western Australia and was struggling to find focus. His father said that his son's attempt to rebuild his life had taken a couple of bad turns in the previous three months.Maylea Elizabeth Tinecheff gave birth to their first child in September of 2011. On January 9, 2012 he was admitted to the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after falling at a drug rehabilitation clinic. He slipped while getting out of the shower and hit his head on a basin. It was reported that, despite seeking help at several drug rehabilitation clinics, he had never been clean for more than three months. He had recently done an extreme drug binge lasting for eight days. On 13 January 2012 doctors committed him to a mental health unit under police escort after he suffered a four-day episode of drug-induced psychosis while being treated at Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital. He was arrested at the airport in the south of Western Australia on suspicion of possession of drugs.He was strip-searched and found to have a drug in his anus. The initial charge of intent to sell or supply the drug was upgraded to simple possession, which resulted in a fine of $800. On 17 April 2012 he was charged with possession of cannabis and a smoking implement in Western Australia. On March 11, 2015, <mask> was arrested in the Perth suburb of Bicton after leading police on a slow-speed car chase, stating he could not stop due to a family emergency. After he was found inside the Special Air Service's Campbell Barracks in Swanbourne, it was reported that he had been sent to a mental health facility. A "bizarre incident" outside a Sikh temple led to the arrest of a man for the third time in two weeks. Police were called in June 2016 when <mask> tried to direct traffic.He was taken to a hospital because witnesses said he was "really lost, confused and making no sense at all". In November of 2016 he failed to appear in court on charges of breaching a violence restraining order. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest. He crashed his car head-on into a truck in the middle of the night while he was high on meth. He was taken to a hospital under police guard. Imprisonment <mask> was arrested in the Perth suburb of Melville in February of last year and charged with a number of crimes, including seven counts of breaching a violence restraining order. In the month after, he was charged with eleven offenses and was sentenced to 12 months in prison.He spent his time at the prison. In May of last year, it was reported that <mask> was attacked by another prisoner after he refused to return his tea cup. The parole board denied his application and ordered him to complete rehabilitation courses after he failed a drug test, even though he became eligible for parole six months into his sentence. He was released from prison in January. As part of his parole conditions, he began working in the West Coast Eagles' community and game development department, but abruptly left the job in April. He was arrested and charged with drug possession, making threats, and breaking a violence restraining order. He was released on bail.All-Australians (AFL) are Australian rules football players from Western

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